Steve Bannon Found Guilty Of Contempt Of Congress

[robkelk]

So says The Huffington Post.

Assistant U.S. Attorney Molly Gaston said during closing arguments that the subpoenas were straightforward and that Bannon chose to blow them off.

“Our government only works if people show up. It only works if people play by the rules, and it only works if people are held accountable when they do not,” Gaston said, according to NBC News.

[Labster]

Now Bannon gets to pay a fine, then earn 10x that amount in speaking fees for being the guy who went to jail for Trump. If not that much, at least enough to buy several layers of shirts to wear.

[Jinx999]

Now Bannon gets to pay a fine, then earn 10x that amount in speaking fees for being the guy who went to jail for Trump. If not that much, at least enough to buy several layers of shirts to wear.

"Each count of contempt of Congress carries a minimum of 30 days and a maximum of one year in jail, as well as a fine"

And he's gone on TV to talk about his lack of remorse and contempt for the legal system - before the sentencing hearing.

[Dartz]

Man found in contempt of congress, freed by contemptible judge.

Guarantee it.